I expected more at camp Long... it isn't as big as I expected but plenty of meandering trails and a few creeks and bridges. I wouldn't go back, my kids weren't impressed but it was good to go and check it out!

Took about 30 minutes to do a big loop around Camp Long. When we arrived just before 4pm Tuesday, the parking lot was nearly full but I suspect that might've been because there seemed to be a summer camp going on. Most of the trail is well shades and mildly grading, making this trail decent for trail running or a nice walk with a friend. There were no views.

Took a quick jaunt around the camp today. It's a pretty peaceful place; I didn't see anyone else on the trails at all.

Happy to see the trails open on Sundays, which appears to have been the result of a recent change to the park's hours. The afternoon was pleasantly warm, but shady. The streams were high and still. Trails in great condition, suitable for young children. Overall, a fantastic sanctuary in the city!

Finally, finally made it to Camp Long, only eight months after moving away from West Seattle. And what a great little sanctuary it is! I was foiled several times previously because the park was closed on Sundays and that's really the only day I can get over there during park hours. However, it seems like it's been reopened on Sundays and I enjoyed a very brief jaunt along its trails before sitting on a bench and reading for a while. Nothing of much note--it was a very relaxing retreat. I wish I'd visited more when I lived over there, but I'm glad that I've visited and will try to return.